Positives

• This video offers a comprehensive explanation of the steps needed to power the world with electricity while also combating climate change. 
• The animations and visuals make this video appropriate for a wide audience. 
• The Dig Deeper tab includes additional resources and links, including a carbon footprint calculator, and a website that provides actionable steps people can take to reduce their electricity usage.

Additional Prerequisites

• Students must enter their names to take the quiz in the Think section. This is only allowed for students who are 13 years of age or older. 

Differentiation

• Social studies or geography classes could discuss the growing need for power around the world. Students could reflect on the fact that more than one billion people do not have reliable electricity access and think of ways that the global population can work together to ensure clean electricity for all people.
• Economics classes could discuss the economic opportunities in the renewable energy sector as well as the potential for government subsidies and grants.
• Physics classes could discuss the difference between nuclear fusion and nuclear fission.
• Other related resources include this video about achieving 100% clean energy, this interactive map displaying the share of electricity production from coal, and this podcast about the benefits and challenges of wind and solar power.